Martha Hennessy

Segment Synopsis: Interviewer explains goals of project to interviewee

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy introduces herself and talks briefly about her
childhood and about the Mary House, where she lives
and where the interview was recorded

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy talks about her Catholic upbringing and life in poverty

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy talks about growing up on various Catholic Worker Farms

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy talks about attending mass in conservative
catholic communities as a catholic worker and the
difficulties fitting into those communities. She also
briefly discusses the Catholic support for the US
Military

Segment Synopsis: Hennesy talks briefly about the current state of the
Catholic Worker Movement and her feelings about
the future of the movement.

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy discusses the role of the Catholic faith in
the Catholic Worker Movement"

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy talks about the right-wing and nationalistic
sects of the Catholic Church in the US

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy briefly talks about her feelings about the
Vatican and the structure of the Catholic Church. She
talks about her appreciation of Pope Francis

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy talks about her experiences in direct action
with the catholic workers, including a recent
demonstration involving intentional tresspass onto a
US Naval Base in protest of their Nuclear Arsenal

Segment Synopsis: Hennessy concludes with motivational remarks on
the importance of faith, hope, love, and community
in her work and the work of the movement.